Drastic measures at EOH

He's doing what's needed to "flatten the curve" of impact to his company.

Don't hate him for it.
 
genetic said:
This is not lockdowns' fault. Did you bother to read about EOH's corrupt history?
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I did. I hope you realise that it's both wrong and unfair to say "EOH" as if that was generally true. It was hardly generalised or widespread. EOH has been a constellation of dozens of pretty much operationally independent and smallish businesses, most of them decent, honest and honourable in my experience. Some baddies nearly brought the whole plane down. It's grossly unfair to tarnish them all with the same brush.
 
Dolby said:
If you're the government and the decision of what to do, lies with you
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The virus came in through our ports of entry. The Government waited too long to take action when all this started. Whatever they're doing now is merely delaying the inevitable. Like what they did by giving out free condoms after the aids pandemic was already well underway.
 
LCBXX said:
No. But like the lockdown, it's a measure that aims to compensate for business decisions made, and not made, when it mattered for EOH.
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EOH's issue stem from a different era - lockdown is just a convenient excuse.
 
The new CEO had a chat on the money show (702) a couple of months ago. Apparently there were numerous decisions taken and board meetings but nobody took minutes... Massive Red Flag
 
Rather funny when the private sector gets hit with corruption it closes down but SOE its all sailing ahead
 
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